--The G-IA is a twin-engine, catamaran heavy fighter developed by Fokker of the Netherlands just before the war, and the prototype GI equipped with the Hispano-Suiza engine flew for the first time in 1937.
――Heavyly armed with 7.92mm machine gun x8 in front of the fuselage and 7.92mm swivel machine gun x1 in the rear, the rear part of the fuselage was fully glazed to ensure a wide view and was designed for reconnaissance and bombing missions.
――At the time of the German invasion in 1940, 23 units were deployed, but most of them were destroyed on the ground, and the remaining aircraft fought desperately to the end and shot down 14 German aircraft.
--The aircraft that remained on the production line at the Fokker factory after the German occupation of the Netherlands was used as a German combat training aircraft.
――The kit comes with a 3D water slide decal with a three-dimensional effect, including a painted mask sticker, etched parts, multiple types of decals, and an instrument panel and seat belt.
--The central cabin is clear and molded.
――When completed, the total length will be about 160 mm and the total width will be about 238 mm.
[Specifications of actual machine]
--Crew: 2-3 people
--Overall length: 11.50m
--Overall width: 17.15m
--Empty weight: 3,325kg
--Total weight: 4,790kg
--Engine: Bristol Mercury 8 Air-cooled 9-cylinder radial 830hpx2
--Maximum speed: 475km / h
--Cruising range: 1,409km
--Armed: 7.92mm machine gun x9 bomb 300kg
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )